As a child of Brooklyn’s digital poetry, I watched the markets breathe differently this spring. Over ten weeks, institutional clients and retail investors pulled $13B from U.S. equities—not out of fear, but out of foresight. The S&P 500 rebounded not because of tariffs, but because silence became a strategy. This wasn’t a crash. It was a quiet realignment: code meeting culture, algorithms breathing with human intention. What does this mean for people? I write it down, late at night, over coffee.